Discover the Charm of Belgrade's City Port

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, head towards Belgrade. From major cities in Southern and Eastern Serbia, such as Niš or Leskovac, take the E75 highway north towards Belgrade. Once you reach the outskirts of Belgrade, follow the signs for 'Stari Grad.' As you enter the city, navigate towards the riverfront area where City Port is located. Look for signs pointing to the Sava River and the nearby Belgrade Waterfront. Parking may be available nearby, but be aware of any parking fees that may apply.

• Bus

  To reach City Port via public transportation, take a bus from your current location to Belgrade. Major bus stations in Southern and Eastern Serbia include the Niš Bus Station and Leskovac Bus Station. Buses to Belgrade are frequent, and once you arrive at the Belgrade Bus Station (BAS), you can either walk or take a taxi to City Port. Walking from the bus station to City Port will take approximately 20-30 minutes. If you choose to take a taxi, expect to pay around 600-800 RSD.

• Train

  For a scenic route, consider taking the train to Belgrade. Trains depart from various cities in Southern and Eastern Serbia, such as Niš and Leskovac, and arrive at the main train station in Belgrade (Glavna Železnička Stanica). From the train station, you can either walk to City Port, which will take about 25 minutes, or take a taxi for a more convenient option, costing approximately 600 RSD.